Occupants’ satisfaction and perceived productivity in open-plan offices designed to support Activity-Based Working: findings from different industry sectors
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Candido, Christhina
Gocer, Ozgur
Marzban, Samin
Gocer, Kenan
Thomas, Leena
Zhang, Fan
Gou, Zhonghua
Mackey, Martin
Engelen, Lina
Tjondronegoro, Dian
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2021
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Background: Several approaches to plate fixation of the proximal phalanx have been proposed, such as the dorsal extensor splitting approach and the lateral or dorso-lateral extensor sparing approach, which aims to minimise invasiveness to promote native extensor tendon glide. This study aimed to meta-analyse the outcomes of these two approaches.
Methods: A systematic review of electronic databases was undertaken, and the outcomes of comparative studies meta-analysed.
Results: Three studies were included for meta-analysis. Total active motion (TAM) was significantly greater in the extensor sparing group compared to the ...
View more >Background: Several approaches to plate fixation of the proximal phalanx have been proposed, such as the dorsal extensor splitting approach and the lateral or dorso-lateral extensor sparing approach, which aims to minimise invasiveness to promote native extensor tendon glide. This study aimed to meta-analyse the outcomes of these two approaches. Methods: A systematic review of electronic databases was undertaken, and the outcomes of comparative studies meta-analysed. Results: Three studies were included for meta-analysis. Total active motion (TAM) was significantly greater in the extensor sparing group compared to the extensor splitting (Mean difference 8.52 degrees, 95%CI 0.8–16.36, p = 0.03). Conclusions: This study demonstrates that there is preliminary evidence favouring the use of extensor sparing approaches when fixing proximal phalanxes – however, this result requires validation with randomised controlled trials.
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View more >Background: Several approaches to plate fixation of the proximal phalanx have been proposed, such as the dorsal extensor splitting approach and the lateral or dorso-lateral extensor sparing approach, which aims to minimise invasiveness to promote native extensor tendon glide. This study aimed to meta-analyse the outcomes of these two approaches. Methods: A systematic review of electronic databases was undertaken, and the outcomes of comparative studies meta-analysed. Results: Three studies were included for meta-analysis. Total active motion (TAM) was significantly greater in the extensor sparing group compared to the extensor splitting (Mean difference 8.52 degrees, 95%CI 0.8–16.36, p = 0.03). Conclusions: This study demonstrates that there is preliminary evidence favouring the use of extensor sparing approaches when fixing proximal phalanxes – however, this result requires validation with randomised controlled trials.
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Journal of Corporate Real Estate
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ARC
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DP190100705
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Strategy, management and organisational behaviour